This page is intended to present some of the aircraft that I believe point to the future of General Aviation. Most of the aircraft displayed here have, at least, been prototyped. Merritt Island is the home of NASA's Space Port, so it should not be surprising that aircraft design talent is plentiful here.
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History of This Page:

Created: 08/07/02

Improved: 12/25/02, 08/28/03

Unofficial Web Page

Photograph by Gino Marrix
This airplane is known as the AirDoo to the world, but around our house it is known as Gino's Guppy. Before the Guppy could go into production the company making it went out of business.

For more information, see "The Next Generation" below.

Aquastar, Inc. Presents The Seafire TA 16

The Seafire TA 16 is an improved version of the Seafire. It has even higher performance than the kitbuilt Seafire. Both amphibians were designed by Dave Thurston. The Seafire TA 16 design is offered to the public as a factory completed aircraft.

Because it is from the Thurston line we know it will be rugged and long lasting.

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The Next Generation of Ultralights Is Here

This is the future of ultra light flying. The AirDoo is cleaner, prettier, stronger and provides more utility than its competitors. This was accomplished by designing the AirDoo using the latest CAD/CAE. The ultra light is built with the newest and strongest composites using proprietary methods. If you are interested in ultra light aviation you really should look in here.

This aircraft was designed and built in Rockledge, Florida.

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A Jet Powered Amphibious Business Class Aircraft

This could be a peek into the future of business aviation. The aircraft pictured are underdevelopment at this time.

These pictures were computer generated and are possible variations of the design.

This aircraft is being designed in Cocoa, Florida.

Click on the picture to see renderings.